"I'll Never Be the Same" — Kahn, Malneck, and Signorelli's permanent change.
I'll never be the same,
stars have lost their meaning for me,
I'll never be the same,
nothing's what it once used to be,
And when the sun-birds that sing tell me it's spring,
I can't believe their song,
once love was king,
but kings can be wrong,
I'll never be the same,
there is such an ache in my heart.
Never be the same,
since we're apart.
Though there's a lot that a smile may hide,
I know down deep inside,
I'll never be the same,
never be the same again.
I'll never be the same,
never be the same again.
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- Written by Gus Kahn, Matty Malneck, and Frank Signorelli in 1932. The encounter that transforms — after knowing this person, the self can never return to its previous state. Sinatra treating the statement of permanent damage as both loss and gift.